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by afrodc_ 5y ago
That's a very good point. In that same vein, I do wonder if the hostage takers are that aware of the implications of their actions without letting greed guide them, not being a cohesive organization themselves.
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by afrodc_ 5y ago
The markets aren't always rational but a slew of security flaws increasing the drain of revenue by having to pay out ransomware or losing all of your data will be a driving force behind improving security.
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by afrodc_ 5y ago
I think the idea is that after you get compromised, you do forensics to address the vulnerability that exposed you, then after addressing the fixes in your perimeter, you reset the compromised systems. The attacker wouldn't be able to
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by afrodc_ 5y ago
This post doesn't really say anything and hand waves over a lot of the complexities of real world deployment and operations that isn't a simple stateless hello world web application.
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by afrodc_ 5y ago
To be fair it wasn't like Origin was scalping the gold as back in the day the in game currency couldn't be purchased like with games these days. It was more of a game mechanic to address a problem.
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by afrodc_ 5y ago
> If you want to rebuild your soil, let the weeds grow and then either use them for compost which you'll later top-dress your soil with, or just chop them and leave them be for the cover crop effect, or work them in slightly, up to
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by afrodc_ 5y ago
This broadfork is interesting. I have a garden fork that could probably serve the same purpose. I'll give it a shot. Also thanks for the recommendation of using coffee grounds. I have a couple local shops nearby I think would be willin
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by afrodc_ 5y ago
Hm why do you make the distinction? Is the implication that the earthworms were brought in at some point or does native not work as a word in this context?
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by afrodc_ 5y ago
> You cannot counter somebody's preference with another preference. What would be your preferred way of me bringing this up with a hot take to his hot take? Apparently a counter isn't valid or you're being pedantic. > .
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by afrodc_ 5y ago
Seems to be the case I'll have to play the long game. They bring in this disgusting but shapeable soil to surround the foundation out here in central Texas. I remember growing up finding earthworms and fishing all the time, so they sho
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by afrodc_ 5y ago
I'm not sure if you know, but is there a way to promote earthworms in my soil? It's pretty compacted after the build and apparently they don't like that, so I'm trying to aerate and let my grass grow longer to break up w
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by afrodc_ 5y ago
I remember you would explicitly be presented a screen after you were killed by a player where you could take your funds from the bank to put towards the bounty of the person who killed you.
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by afrodc_ 5y ago
I would counter this and say that my greatest time playing MMOs in my youth was the UO days where outside of cities, everything was pretty lawless. In the early stages you might run into a player killer intermittently while out mining or ha
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by afrodc_ 5y ago
Finally got a home and am finding the same thing here in central Texas. At least with the crap soil the builders use to form the land around the foundation. My plan is to attempt to grow more deep rooted plants so their roots can break up t
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by afrodc_ 5y ago
Why is tilling bad for the soil? Genuinely curious as I've seen it as an option for my terrible salty clay soil at my house.
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by afrodc_ 5y ago
How would you know which one is wrong in this scenario?
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by afrodc_ 5y ago
Have you looked into instrumenting zipkin or opentracing? I instrumented zipkin in a Java project and found it generally pretty easy
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by afrodc_ 5y ago
While it's fair to criticize components of the exact zoning and regulations they have, you can take a lesson from this as an effective system and make adjustments as necessary. It's not perfect but better than the single-family zo
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by afrodc_ 5y ago
It goes into that in the article and states it was one of the ways to make the liberalization of zoning digestible by allowing concerned communities being able to opt out under certain democratic conditions.
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by afrodc_ 5y ago
Digital Ocean has been one of the best resources for me earlier in my career. Such well written documentation and resources.
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by afrodc_ 5y ago
Didn't India also aggressively lock down in the beginning as well? Not sure what point the Op was trying to make here.
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by afrodc_ 5y ago
Europeans did bring back disease they weren't immune to: Europeans brought deadly viruses and bacteria, such as smallpox, measles, urope. Europeans brought deadly viruses and bacteria, such as smallpox, measles, typhus, and cholera, fo
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by afrodc_ 5y ago
I may not be reading this clearly, but how is the CIA involved in the assassination here? It seems like they had intel that it could happen but didn't order it, execute it or have any direct involvement.
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by afrodc_ 5y ago
I'm fairly certain it's a gnarly drought in Taiwan that the article is talking about which would fit the bill https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-567...
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by afrodc_ 5y ago
I'm fairly certain the weather issue is a very gnarly drought in Taiwan which would fit the bill https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-567...
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by afrodc_ 5y ago
It looks like they're still bring in jobs but at ~10% as previously planned and they're only eligible for the $80 million over 6 years given they meet the requirements. Seems like a win to me.
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by afrodc_ 5y ago
I'm really interested in seeing how much this experiment mixes up the race results in 2022 given Mercedes has won the last 7(I think) years in a row.
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by afrodc_ 5y ago
Is there proof of this or is this conjecture?
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by afrodc_ 6y ago
What makes it complicated? I don't do games development so I've no idea how the project structure looks.
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by afrodc_ 6y ago
I'm assuming the more prevalent cynical belief is that it's a money grab to sell more ink

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